It was a combination of the limitations of my brain and a format that is geared towards following an increasingly redundant process, which is our political process. I was just thinking, 'Are there other ways to skin this cat?' Jon Steward

“I don’t think an inquiry was necessary,” John Key

No, I bet John Key did not want the high interest rates charged by the banks investigated. He is a banker after all. With his former friends from Wall street robbing the Americans blind he’ll help them do the same here, robbing is in his blood. He was after all one of the “advisors” (choosen ones) of the same Federal Reserve now plundering what’s left of the US economy.

For him to say that the reserve bank has to come with solutions is like one gangster saying to another, “He stop murdering”.

The Government has asked the Reserve Bank to come up with ways to pressure banks into cutting floating mortgage rates.

Prime Minister John Key said yesterday that he was “trapped in an arm wrestle” between the trading banks, which denied they were padding their margins, and the Reserve Bank, which believed floating mortgage rates should be lower.

The Reserve Bank’s latest cut in the official cash rate (OCR) did not result in any change to floating mortgage rates among the major banks.

In a report out yesterday, the Reserve Bank said the margin between what banks were paying for their money and their lending rate for floating mortgages had reached “historic highs”.

Not a good product photo I know but a quick one of the first order I ever received for a badge plus the supplementary Not in my name badge. I changed the text on the Kereru (New Zealand pigeon/dove) badge to War not in my name so there can be no misunderstandings. We don't want this war! [...]

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A5 flyers with regards
to the financial
crisis and John Key's
connection to the
International and
privately owned
banking cartel.
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